NationStates Jolt Archive

The thread where you can post your presidential histories.

GALAXIANDA
1 - Samuel Newton
2 - J.K Linbey
3 - Opel Kilpinn
4 - Lary Cleve
5 - Homer Jones
6 - Rick Teph
7 - Richard D. Linford
8 - Sammy 'Pretender' Kilpinn
9 - Elton Boisse
10 - Ted Hilne
11 - Eric Bushington
12 - TBC

P.S. Presidents 1 - 4 were when we were named Linpada

LURIKASTAN

1-Tyler Gordoff (Democratic Libertarian)
2-Mikhail Petkov(S) (Democratic Libertarian)* (


(S) detonates sitting president
*Was not popularly elected formally the the Vice Minister, took over when Gordoff was impeached. Up for re-election later this month.

IGLESIAN ARCHIPELAGO

LIST OF PRESIDENTS

In bold the person is the current president.

Name (date when he was elected-date of the end of presidency):

First Republic (1822-1863 - only men could vote on the president)

Carlos Figueiredo (provisional republican government - May-October 1822) (Republican)
João Carlos Ferreira (October 1822-May 1832) (Republican)
Mário Santos (May 1832-May 1842) (Republican)
José Francisco Vasconcelos (May 1842-May 1852) (Republican)
João Miguel Rocha (May 1852-May 1862) (Republican)
Hugo Miguel Santos (May 1862-March 1863) (Republican)

Second Republic/Dictatorship (1863-1917 - voted just the dictator - the Prime-Minister - and the Ministers for the prime-minister)

José Carlos Gomes (March 1863-March 1883) (Fascist)
Carlos Costa (March 1883-March 1903) (Fascist)
José Gomes da Costa (March 1903-March 1917) (Fascist)

Third Republic/Direct Democracy (1917-present - everyone can vote for the president, independently from the ethincity, skin colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, etc.)

Maurício Costa (provisional democratic government - March 1917-January 1918) (Democratic)
Josefino Horta (January 1918-January 1923) (Democratic)
Carlos Dantes (January 1923-January 1928) (Socialist)
João Matias (January 1928-May 1932) (Conservative)
José Costa (May 1932-June 1936) (Democratic)
Hugo Matias (June 1936-January 1940) (Communist)
Carlos Santos (January 1940-September 1944) (Socialist)
Maria Costa (September 1944-September 1948) (Democratic)
Gabriel Ramos (September 1948-September 1954) (Conservative)
João Gabriel Horta (September 1954-August 1960) (Democratic)
Miguel Costa (August 1960-October 1964) (Communist)
João Mateus (October 1964-January 1968) (Socialist)
José Gabriel Costa (January 1968-January 1972) (Democratic)
Hugo Gabriel (January 1972-March 1976) (Democratic)
Nuno Simões (March 1976-September 1980) (Communist)
Josefino Mateus (September 1980-August 1984) (Democratic)
Carlos Mateus (August 1984-August 1988) (Socialist)
José Simões (August 1988-August 1992) (Conservative)
Nuno Mateus (August 1992-August 1998) (Communist)
Joana Santos (August 1998-August 2004) (Democratic)
Alberto Romãs (August 2004-present) (Democratic)

LIST OF PRIME-MINISTERS

In bold the person is the current prime-minister.

First Republic (the same as the president on election process)

António Silva (June 1822-June 1842) (Republican)
Carlos Silvino (June 1842-September 1862) (Republican)
Daniel Oliveira (September 1862-March 1863) (Republican)

Second Republic (The prime-minister, or dictator, could rule the country until he died)

Manuel Agreste (March 1863-March 1917) (Fascist)

Third Republic (the same as the president on election process)

Hugo Mendes (March 1917-April 1927) (Democratic)
Maria Gomes (April 1927-October 1936) (Socialist)
João Figueiredo (October 1936-October 1940) (Communist)
Mariana Almeida (October 1940-June 1944) (Socialist)
Carlos Mendes (June 1944-June 1948) (Democratic)
João Antunes (June 1948-June 1952) (Democratic)
Mário Marques (June 1952-June 1956) (Conservative)
Hugo Nunes (June 1956-June 1960) (Communist)
Nuno Dantes (June 1960-June 1964) (Democratic)
Nuno Marques (June 1964-June 1968) (Democratic)
Gabriel Nunes (June 1968-June 1972) (Democratic)
Nuno Miguel (June 1972-August 1976) (Conservative)
Miguel Lopes (August 1976-August 1980) (Communist)
Gabriel Lopes (August 1980-July 1984) (Democratic)
Joana Gomes (July 1984-May 1990) (Socialist)
Mário Oliveira (May 1990-August 1994) (Socialist)
Maria Lopes (August 1994-January 2000) (Communist)
João Carlos Mendes (January 2000-August 2006) (Democratic)
Mário Dantes (August 2006-present) (Democratic)

Prime Ministers
1. Kyoji Toyo (Nationalist) 1896-1904
2. Soh Yoemon (Socialist) 1904-1908
3. Togai Koizumi (Socialist) 1908-1916
4. Taisho Yoemon (Socialist) 1916-1924
5. Ekiken Inaba (Socialist) 1924-1928
6. Kikaku Tsukade (Conservative) 1928-1936
7. Junji Kawasaki (Socialist) 1936-1939‡
8. Kakuei Shintaro (Socialist) 1939-1944
9. Ennosuke Derushi (Conservative) 1944-1952
10. Gesshin Kitao (Conservative) 1952-1960
11. Marise Maita (Socialist) 1960-1964
12. Tomiji Saromi (Conservative) 1964-1968
13. Yo Shizuma (Socialist) 1968-1972
14. Kanko Joshuya (Socialist) 1972-1980
15. Ippei Kishi (Socialist) 1980-1988
16. Korehira Ezakiya (Socialist) 1988-1996
17. Yukino Kawa* (Socialist) 1996-2002†
18. Sanami Ienari* (Socialist) 2002-2012

Presidents
1. Sen-Hime Ayabito* (Socialist) 2012-

‡= assassinated in 1939
†= assassinated in 2002
*= female
Note: In 2012, the Territories switched from a complex parliamentary system headed by a prime minister, to a presidential democracy. Parliament was dissolved at that time in favor of the establishment of the Territorial Senate and Island Districts House of Councils.

For most of its history, the Altan Steppes did not have a President or other elected leader. Executive power was exercised by direct rule by monarchs of House Aranathas.

Kings of Altanar (predecessor state to the Altan Steppes):

King Olen (1871-1900)
King Catar (1900-1933)
King Cebratha (1933-1974)
King Cianar (1974-2000)
King Aelkyn (2000-present; last King of Altanar before devolution; still serves as leader of a smaller Altanar that is part of the Federation)

Beginning in 2000, King Aelkyn began sharing power with an elected Prime Minister.

Prime Ministers of Altanar

2000-2005: Jaris Krytellin
2005-2006: (position eliminated by King)
2006: Norgan Sheloran (assassinated at inauguration); Jaris Krytellin (emergency caretaker PM); Jinella Agaranth (special election)

In 2007, the Kingdom of Altanar became the Trilateral Federation of the Altan Steppes under a complex devolution plan. Under this plan, an elected President would replace the old position of Prime Minister.

Presidents of the Trilateral Federation

2007-2010: President Alana Kasimira (up for re-election January 2010).